Blink and you will miss it! Gotta try the yellow curry chicken and don't forget the FBI dessert! Delicious!!!
Nice quiet neighborhood restaurant, reasonably priced. Try the "Chicken on Fire App."
Grab a "green savings card" from the Management Office for additional savings. It's free if you show your AAA card. Be sure to ask stores what the discount is.
Try the variety of ice cream including tomato, yellow mustard, garlic and Chaz$ favorite was hot watermelon!!!
See if you can spot a leprechaun or shamrock at this “luck o’ the Irish” themed resort.
At the time of opening in 1956, the Fremont was the tallest building in Nevada.
Reignite your own flames by watching our iconic Volcano explode in a symphony of drums & spectacular pyrotechnics. En savoir plus .
Opened in 1993, the original plans called for a tower addition to The Mirage, but it later evolved into this separate hotel casino.
This location was once home to the legendary Dunes hotel which were demolished in 1993. When Bellagio opened in 1998, it was the most expensive hotel ever built at a cost of 1.6 billion.
The driving force behind their achievement is their slow-roast prime rib. Served as a massive 24oz. slab, and roasted to a “no knife needed” texture, this classic dish is put on a pedestal. En savoir plus .
This pool is so cool! This is a must of your trying to have a chill day by the pool! And there is good music!
Red Square - Decorated more lavishly than a Czar’s dacha, they offer an expansive dinner menu that is decadent & creative. With the cold weather coming, grab some Siberian nachos & enjoy the meal. En savoir plus .
The big difference between this bar and 95% of the others in L.A.: it knows it’s tacky. Drink with Smokey the Bear, talk up waitresses dressed as forest rangers, and hangout with robotic wildlife.
Must Haves: Passionfruit Cosmo, Crispy Chicken Samosas, Green Curry, and Shaking Beef.
Great Happy Hour Daily from 4pm-6pm Try the Blood Orange Mojito, Crispy Samosa and Thai Fried Chicken Wings. YUM!
Founded in 1920, the original Beanery (there are now offshoots in Pasadena, Westwood, Burbank and Santa Monica) remains a landmark thanks to its loud and loose vibe and super-gigantic menu!
From Steven Arroyo, Esquela is a tiny spot with just 25 seats. If you like the scene ventures then you know what to expect: hip types enjoying small, flavorful dishes while talking very loudly.
